Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

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a. ia SeptesabeS. / think.
q. Il slssks II LAWNS being ia Bic
Rapids. bad she sisy al Biz Rapids al
a. laixhi be rnistaksa. Il Sa2y have
been the last of Aagass er lore part ~
sspSeubsF.
. Csn you account fsr tAls letter being
| nlutlsatcd
| A ! cannot.
| q Did y0a write NJ. Reeves and
seknowledgs tie fsosipi II the ringf
A J think did day o. Two after re-
y On July -. ISIS you sckno~leaes
the reoeip1 ol paper. and presume ere tAis
he has seen Laslni4- Do yoe fsne4aoes
writing fhAG
q. Was the letter OF August tue aext
| one you wrote
| A. ! think u Was.
| q. fou rsnsember the letter
| A. Yes.
Q. Does that recall to your mind
/ whether i.ayiniA Lad returned
| A. II does nos. ! think she stopped at
| Marshall
The following letter OF July IS 1888. the
| mutilAtet one Mas offered IN evidence
| Dear Del write again 50 soon be
cause have news. Here follows descrlp-
| ton OF food. ! have not seen or heard
| frOm l.ayinia vet ! called a. the Bishop
| and they still thought sae must be ~ Big
| Rapids De aimed bY the flood.
! / think Of the beautiful dsvs aud evenings
We had in Batavia. II ! look into your
store today / suppose | would sec You busy
| as ever waiting upon your numerous casts-
! mers in your quiet obligsng good-n
! tured wav. Here SIX ilues
are cut OF the page. the words
| following on the sth line being intact !
! How | wish YOU would come 10 1raad
! Rapids for visit. but OF course j must
! deem yon wise when you say business be
fore pleasure. Your family seem 10 be All
| business. wonder is any msmb2T would
take a partner. think knOa someone
would like 70 sail with such ship.
! a. j.
Also the following letter.
Under date OF September sth. 1885,. be
| writes. MY Dear DEBORAH. This IS the first
moment ] have even been OF the bed for
many days | have been very sick. took
| cold and have had c0ngestiYe chiils, eonse-
quence Of trying 10 do TOO much. have
| had physician twice dav and my pulse
varied from l0O to l52. 80 / must have lad
| a serious time. can write more now but
| viii write you long letter as soon as am
| strong enough I0ars ever A. j.
| September H. 1854. ne writes. NV Dear
| Deborah. Your very welcome letter - just
received and finds me very much better. bat
not strong yet We have mar
ried woman with one child keeping house
for Us aud believe il is the meanest plece
of human clay ! e,-f did see. ] have ieit
some davs while sick thst il had only
had strength sufficient TO hurl II on 10 the
! caudlesextremity of some wandering comet
that would not return TO earth ia less than
$50 years I'd do II and give u o noe that
would take its breath SO a could not howl
again. saw about 100 Oo0 miles second.
The woman is irnsty and takes good care
OF the fruit aud the table or / would send
mother ann child on the same ride. Ma be
YOU think sul cross. guess have been
somewhat Ike a Gagged hyena confined 70
my bed 80 long. In very short
time will see YOU. With much love
j remain. yours ever. \ J.
| A. j. Daniels sworn:
q. What j. your business
A. | was Principal Of the High School In
this city for Is years.
| q. Where were you IN 1888,
| A 1t Newaygo.
O. You know OF Mr.. Reeves being there,
A. Ies.
a. Where did he room'
A. With me in Sewsygo over the store.
We slept together and Kept The key
q. Where did he take his meals
A. At our nearest farm, half mile dis
tant.
| q. Any BRIDGES TO cross2
A. Ones railroad bridge.
.. when working there did Mr.. Reeves
saw he had $4,000 safely invested in mort
CAGES tOoiecled TO by counsel for de-
fense
A. ar Reeves told me be vas worth $50
coo mostly IL mortgages.
| . Dad ne say anything about bis debts
Q. Did Mr.. Reeves. during the latter
part OF 1854. mention 10 YOU anything
about the woman known a. his h00sekeep-
err lObjectei 10 and oserfuiedl
A. I have heard him speak OF her.
Q. What did he say Of her
A lie spoke Of her intelligence and
ability.
q. Dia you see ber at NewaygOs
q. Was his daughter Fanny there then
A. les
| Q. Did you see them after this'
A. Once iu church. they sat together
O. Was this after be iefs the employ o'
the NewayEo Company
A think il was.
| Cross exsTni nation
q When oid you 90 70 Ne-aygog
A july 81, lss5
=. We're y0u there continuously
A fof three years.
| -. Did Won occupy room and BED 10.
gether All tie iims7
A. A portion II she time.
| 9. Ddnt voa boart Al a private bouss
/ an8 room there sometimes,
| A. fes SIR.
= Dian'f sleep with Mr. Reeves a. the
Gme did g5u2
4 M. sir he wasn't there much q the
| tlfns # recoile-t f.
~ The easiest vsv 70 90 VS. By The raj
/ road Vssaf 81
A Yes. sir Bg TIE fsciorv. Then v0a
must cruss st lsas. fw3 BRIDGES by the rel
| mil f7ur bridges.
q What o8ssscs rss ihsrs IN going 10
/ direct Esy
A. Fo5r paths saj climbing some steep
| sfsirs
Al this p3fni sourf took 81 adjournment
/ VAIL ~ cisak tb5s n 3rBihE
Az ALLIED FIGHT.
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